| Also known as | 06.1410 |
| Diagram | Fig. 10 — Engine Mountings, Head Steady, Centre Stand — GROUP 10 · ref 10 |
| Listed in parts books | 1971–1973 |
Norton Front Isolastic mount (pre-1975)
Front Isolastic engine mount for pre-1975 machines using the Isolastic rubber-mounting system.
This is the front Isolastic mount, the rubber-isolated engine mounting point used ahead of the powerplant on machines built with the Isolastic frame-mounting system. The catalog identifies it specifically as the pre-1975 version, so if your bike is a later model the mount may have changed and you'll want to check against what's actually on the machine before ordering.
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Isolastic mounts are what let the engine, gearbox, and swingarm move as a unit on rubber, isolating vibration from the frame and rider. The front mount does its share of that job at the forward end of the assembly. Given how central this is to how the bike rides, it's worth confirming the mount is in good shape and not perished or crushed before putting miles on it.
The part also shows up in the catalog under the number 06.1410, same physical piece just written with a period instead of a dash — a holdover from how these numbers got typed up over the years. Our records don't tie this specifically to a Triumph model, so if you're not sure it's the right one for your bike, give us a call and we'll sort out fitment before you order.
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